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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-12
FOR SALE.
LOST
MADAME mIZPAH,

NLAIRVOYANT, WILL REMAIN TWO
" weeks, then take her departure for
Idaho. Parties wishing to consult her, now
is the chance. % KimbaN Block, Room 8.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-12

SULPHUR BATHING by MEANS Of
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP in the ordinary
bath-tub. has so completely superseded
the former method of sulphur baths
that they are no longer used. The
more recent plau of extemporizing a
sulphur bath excels its predecessor on
the score of economy, and because its
strength can, be so graduated rs to adapt
it more assuredly TO the gravity of the
ailment it is intended to ameliorate.
CRITTENToN' New York. Sold by
druggists every where.
FIRST A COLD, THEN BRONCHITIS.
Check the first with HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies TOoTHACHE DROPS Cure in one
Minute.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, SOC.
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OFFICE R0OMs FOE RENT.

4 FINE oVFICE SUITE II THE KRkAIl
q Building. Apply at .his Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOLEN.

NRoM No. as W. FOURTH SOUTH
T. Street, a heavy black canton Grape
shawl; SIS reward will be paid and no ques-
above address.
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An End to Bon 9 scraping.

Hills HAIRA AND WHISPER DYE, Blac
Or Brown, SOC. I
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For sale by z. C. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29
The City of the Sand Hills.
Fulton, June 81, 1887.

Last Monday was the day appoint.
ed for breaking ground" on the line
of the Manchester and Augusta Rail
road, and the Columbia Register states
that the contractor commenced work
on this harbinger of Fulton's Joy, on
last Tuesday. We have no intention
OF quoting the trite apotnegm, 4 told
YOU So" but would invite the prayer
ful attention OF the Sages, who pro-
claimed US a little too previous in our
predictions, contained in articles to
the TINES, to the fact that it was not
a s>bluH" or an abortive effort to scare
away the fixed and established Eu-
tawvil.e. We never, that is, hardly
ever, enumerate the goslings until the
process Of incubation is middhng sue
cessful. We DO not agree with some,
however, taat this railroad is the anu
let that shall charm away all the evils
they now have to wrestle with, nor
that it will transform the beautiful but
barren hills OF Fulton, into an FL Do
RADIO, or make her fertile environments
to flow with milk and honey
We have been asked, ''Are you so
welded to your fabled City Of the
Sand Hills that you cannot bestow
little merited praise upon the exercis'
es which YOU attended at the Grange
Hall SCHOOL," Nay, adiudge US not
so selfish; for what transcendent de-
Light would have been ours, could we
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29

The editor OF the Ncacs and Courier,
Captain T. ". Dawson, has recovered
$4,000 against Charles A. Dana, OF
the New York SIN, for hbeling him
as the once boon associate of South
Carolina thieves and robbers Who
among our editorial brethren wouldn't
consider himself fortunate in making
$4,000 so easily. We are reminded
of the old adage +" Iis better to be
born lucky than rich.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29

who is as Just as he is Brown, I de-
sist. More anon. IoI.
lust write it up Bro'c1:, and in the
proper Way and the printer will not
care, Adam, for the burden.-PR1NTGR
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29
THE PEI.Ss3NER.

Respectfully dedicated to the youths who
have Been pulled BY the police for playing
base ball on the thoroushtares:
Why does he pace with silent tread
Around his gloomy cell?
There is no place to lay bis head,
He should have now been home in bed,
All that lie knows too well.
Why does his heart pore heavy grow,
As he links Of the shame?
His father would his son "lay low
Could he no good bnt III hestow
Upon his honored name.
This good young man who for glory
worked.
Why was be in this retreat
This nice young dude, who no duty
shirked,
This model Christian-why was he Jerk
ed"
For playing base ball on the street.
WM. LLOYD GARRISON JONES.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29

The wild clamor at the North has
forced the President to recall the or
der restoring the Southern flags cap
tured in the late war. It was hap
Ply thought of the President, the con-
ception of a noble mind, and worthy
of the President of the United States
The flags would have been received
with all the cbivalric feelings prompt
ing the gallant donor: 1t would have
gone far to perfect the ':New South,
which the North delights to how
shout. Now the South spurns The
gift and would refuse it with contempt
Let the North keep them. Keep them
as monument to Southern honor
Southern patriotism, Southern valor:
and Southern eonstitutiouality.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29

There is still a vacancy at West
Point for the Sixth District. Mr.. E.
O. ingram, the appointee, failed to
pass by two points. Seventy points
were required, and Nh. Ingram made
IS. He may apply again. It is to be
hoped he Will, and that the next time
ne will be successful. Mr. Ingram has
the ability, and his failure to pass was
due more to accident, than lack OF
merit. Il he tries again, he VII sac,
eeed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-29

have gushed forth our overfowing en-
thusiasm, and made thy readers on,
TINES, to feel as if they were drunk
with the airs Of Eden; to have sprln-
kled with perfume from the censor OF
divine allegory, and embalmed in the
fountain Of our metaphysical nectar,
each individual comprising the pro
Nuts PerS0nac; to have caused their
faces to glow with admiration, and
gain the citadel of thy tears, by de-
scibing tie beautiful and touching
Melo-Drama, "The Intercessor," so
perfectly rendered by 4 quartette OF
feminine loneliness, in which was min
gled the unapproached beauty, grace,
and talent OF Mary Anderson; the
touching patbos and exquisite acting
of Jeffrey Lewis; the patented scorn
of a Geneyieve Ward; and the tragic
pose of Miss Abbot, each evoking
rapturous applause, and winning
equally the laurels. Fain are we to
whisper Of voices, sweet and cultured
as PATHS, Emma Nevada's, or the
Palmetto States own nigLtengale-C.
Louise Kellog, all dispensing music
sweeter than ever s'soothed the savage
breast" and winning for them, show
ers of floral tributes, Transforming the
stage into scene approaching in
beauty the spot described by Moore,
DER which
g. the rich buds lie,
As q shower Of Fairy wreaths
Had fallen upon it from the sky,
We would gladly have thrown thee,
dear readers, into cachinnatory con-
Wilson's with description Of the ju-
yenile comedians Masters DeSchamps,
Haryin, and Cutter, and, and but
ne could not invade the territory or
usurp the prerogative ofour esteemed
friend, the versatile Occasional" In
fact, we could not risk our agonizins
prolixity, and erroneous and abnor-
mally picturesque etymolosy and syn
tax to be scrutinized beside the polish
ed diction OF our erudite contempora
rv. We foster, however, the fond
hope that these fair debutants will
again delight their many friends
with a repetition Of their dramatic tai
ent
Miss Nellie Nelson has returned tc
her home near Oakland, after long
visit to the Misses Broughton. Inc
winsome smile Of this young lady wll!
be soreiy missed b. the visitors at
Forest Hall"
Mrs. Alsbrook, and her daughter
Miss Minnie, Of Trio, are visiting Mrs.
E. L. Griffin.
ARGoNAUT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY
4 TaAiN sNo $4,000 oAPT0Rl0
A Doses ssenilslass.ls Robbers hold 30
Atnsouu tNgFees zpa Kee fhs Ia
prsss oaf she kiss.aakoE
&-l.Aso fer islaG.

ArsgIS. Tex. Asy 1a-Ias Nissolr
Gse.fe nenh soand train. waioh lso here
e. $50 az lisit Vas hsl1 up 81 Ne Nsil
tie .uaceoa of ibo Msssolfi faaae s45
Ausln ard Aorttwfs.era soa.s There
we're about 8 ca-eu iu ths party. Ias
frsi cup,ured iAe opsrst1r before ihe s4rira.
of ule tfaa. and a. aaou e. Sc dfev a.
bearded it aflacGllE iae eug.naef au4 e.
press fnssssnFtf
TIE press was rabbsd bui She amount
was not asoer.aise1. Tie naalls vels sos
touched.
several shois were frei and tsc msa
were waulae3. one Ga tDe srn asa aae ia
tAe head.
McNe.li is sman station. ls u.iss from
Aust.n. auu 10 is olficsif ie rtf HHrtc-isr.
Posses if3M A4sun. hauat koff sua
NsorGt'own are lu sufsall of fle f.eaena
AT ml3aishta q cavaicade = is.leenfu sad
cl1ens weN mounted nT1 armed Uarff
comsnaad of efagt Palmer. iel ~ t4s
scene ol fle robbery.
Sass ARsasl8 Tea. May ia Harry
lau d cemmtrea travtltr who Was on
Use Miss9Efi Pacific trslu winch vas 'aei8
up sua robbel sst q fhi 81 Mc>eIl 49,.
rived here ionleht. lfs SAYS fhs robbers
numbered I've Sc or lfleeu They aio uaf
mo.esi passengers. ban fai s4 s#f sn express
muaev alter giving AeEseaeef taftaac4ef a.
be8UuF or tFln4 lu deceive thea. Iae
robbers seemed 60 he ll fp9a lHm1r. md
after riiins ihe express pae-aess base ile
clerks y fiessaui good night the ieaaer
wore e mask Ihe Others were uncovered
LsDde believes Tie robbers weie Enel q. size
business
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
FURIOUS FOREST FIRES
sTILL asoINo y UpPes NeFToss
4 E~psfstlsa 90 ths 1es4tisls Fssatlxo Das-
esssE 1lEesteasa Esoafs fsSa-iHx ths
xi4z4ss - aH E4rss - tbs
F1a1Gsa-z


kAasg EEFz. My Is.-Ihs forest hges
weich lad bssa enier eoausl f9r = fss
DAYS psss. have hzcksn oas sfrssh and
threaten ~ sssse tie psainsals A heavy
Fssn Ai9as = u pfsvsat it. The SoEsl nres
are solih ot Antrim. east ~ j Aase al
ne2g Eaa<4 Pierce erss sre z.so blgnlsg
near Sexa4res an1 ls8reaiug sad
large tracts o. aarlsoo1 llmo~f mus
% lArgs fre-s ~ msa are
sighting tAe ffes a. sac Camp 0a
Quincy fTalkll1 an1 beNanic mines To
AZ 90 fae yessrsl panic. nsTs c3-1es from
camp :. of t-e .Il-Ull- division ~ t1s
uQiltb 59at1 Shore s Atlantic ksi.ro4t
tEzt $50 Ia isus have pes.saea ia TIE
nap1 ss The report ~ tlal tie camp a.
surrounded ~ are. aa1 taat on.y niae
Eueu escaped 0y rsauas tneli say taro1sn
the flames ana f44iing trees ior mse. The
camp ls f4e property ~ r. q. Reilly &
Co 81 Aea s 0rk whose loss, n the re-
port proues trls, vii he several Thousands
" dollars.
Fully 20o0 people are ~ citing forest hres
on tle Peninsula today. and unless se gel
rain repetition Of tbe asi4l PeSntigo ire
is feared. Fires appear % D. raging every
wseFe Tue igalans at Camp 3, wn0 we're
sufr0uu3e- by dre A. night succeeded IA
sayiag their lives bat lost the caup. Par
ucu.ars of tlfir heroic tglt cannot he
le4rnei vet. bat reporter has gone - the
scens ani will give fall details. Several
camps on that extension are destroyed. Al
nooa iC!sy urs8 wsre approaching Webster
mime am six saw uillls al various places
arc in imminent danger. At Negaunee. lsh-
penang sui Mlch.gsmme the smoke - 5ui-
fJaaiing aud thousands "a dollars worth OF
hzrd Nl0l 4n1 pine LImotr dfs-royei. No
fatalities are reported. though when definite
ueNs arrives from camp it : feared the re-
post viii ae worse Marquette Alser, Bar
aga Housnfon and keNesnaw counties are
being swept D. hre. The coal station
known as whitney. on the felcn Mountain
branch %, the Z. & a. ". road. was entirely
destroyed last nigh, and the citizens are
nghting Tor their lives. Camp three IS %
remote from the telegraph that news Is hard
% get
iANCocE. Nav I9.-Fire is raging along
the highlands of Portage Lake, between the
csnal aud Wes. Hancock. The Hancock
mine location is IN sauser Thousands ot
cords OF wool and some va liable timber aEe
burning or IN DANGER
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20

rssss- At TWO cssTs = nlLs


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l.sslsa. Aag ~. President 81 usaAFt go
h.s at.llnsy. g d. o 1ren. ~ ne o. h 4
l. 4rs L.-s tsi43 d ths .ltssssI II r4iisag
rg.sl4f1n. Caps. Aaa.sgs -so-esnt ail
aa8 .4ssl 49, &c l.sla t'll II -as House a.
lfll MS y ara 80. an1 prolonged
sslat- sFeE 81 reHlla-I 4lu. s. 81 b. 3D.
alsn e e41e lszsn la collllli=tee ~ as
whole srood 81 ass ~ - hays A
-al4ltalear eIefs. VI Ar bates. sta tbs
= ea.t ruTrale el kilElg the 9Ill 70 pfs-
ssl STATE ofaesrs ls0m accepting Fal@ay
l1sse-. s4z l.st og - stress nsIorilI AL
E.sl rle .l+ ess passei 1F vote of -
fr4s. III Gays Asssfs iiiaun and RI lul
a.rs a.. ptt-e-a Ar AiAe4l Fstet aye
AL Af AeHiAsa no.
fls senate has Earksd al dag GA Sen
erar Snaps feusl4n Appropriation oill in
f1aaullaee of the Nueie. ana pAz-s1 ]. a.
O. eiocE thia evening
Ile senate among many others. passed.
tss 1l.ls "a Interest Oue ordering pelso4s
selItag oIeDuiAFf8rlle ~ DI-tsriuc ~ hang
q aigl. in sac a-lt4u Io.r % tl1ir establish
ulsuEs silh three illii bIsck letters Oh =
e llts ckzr9uud seadiag. ~Dieonl trsarias
-o.d hele sad oae requiring ho'el-seep-
srs ret.alrant 9auralcfs ala keepers or
boarding houses lo have lac signs hung tn
CO.'S fpica0us placfs il The dining rooms o.
tlrlr est4oil1hlnenls. FlOiai0rs all 30
punished By ane ~ from 80 % 500. or
ia1raooment il tAs county a. Tor Dot
MaFe tlan one year. or oolh. The other
1iil reals a. follows
Section 4 The People of the state 0f
- en-. xan enact Thar any male person ot
an age oi l1 wears or more Wn0 s0sA
carna-y knoN a1Y Eir', tneEetcior chast~.
81 tnr a.se oi - years AM no. more than l5
eals of age. .na ne consent 81 s4cl eirA
sba.l apoA couF .ct0a tAere0i. 10 plulsae4
bg imprisoumeut in The state Prison. The
rtalc holse ~ Correction kei0rmat0ry. or
tae House of Correction, a. Detroit. flr a
term 1t not more than lss years. Or - The
county sl. lot more tlan ore year. OF oy
llc 0f nos more than one thousand dollars.
nlt n1 prosecution shall De- com inencsi
under tais tecfi0a after one year from the
time oi committing the onense.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
Eohhef of His Arm

ToRoSro. May l9.-John McGaaney came
to Toronto from Massachusetts, last week
with so in bis pocket and an artificial
limb swung to his shoulder. lie went on
a spree and fell into bad company. spent his
money freely ia a couple Of III licensed iens.
aud when be went Gus on the street AZ q
late hour ne Vas followed By two men. VINO
knocked him down and robbed him Of all
The money he bad. They also unlocked
his artificial arm and carried IL away. lie
went 70 police headquarters TO complain Of
the robbery and was locked up on a charge
Of drum kennsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
EX-SENATOR STEWART DEAD.
0s Passes Away oults suddenly st Has
Home in N ,iaaaGoo.

Home in N sia anaa4oo.
Nks,sstt fa tts Vt.sssss ssss.l.
NALANAzoo. Aay I3.-Ex-SenafOr Chas
Z. Stewart died at quarter pas. o'clock
tAis evening. Hs hAd not been as xsil as
formsriy since 10 fell some five months ago.
Al ta4l t.me he suffered paralysis Of the
Am0s, and never regsinsd control Of the
lower limbs and hips although be had the
use 0f bis arms. lie could not move. bit
could sit up. Ills mind a. al times azs
been clear. He la4 hat severe attack OF
brOuchial pneum0ni. and nearly recovered.
Ou " sdlesday morning he cOuversed with
thr attending physIoian. Or. M0ttral, aud
wished 70 know his condition and tue eject
of as medicine, aad did not wish 70 BE- al
iJHed o. end1rs unnecessary safsrngs.
Ihis 1scrning hs ras con sCi9us. but cOu-1sd
silElflV. Five minutes before h.s DEAN be
dictated a letter oi seven lines. which was
written ov bis s0n-lu-lsw. lie disd easily
and iastanAnsously from coughing and
suf 1c1.lon from 8 c.Ot Ia che throat
Sir. stewart vas u years Il age. tie
served with distinction two terms N tue
Ustiogal House o. Representatives and one
term IS Z liseC States senator. FROM &, sO
,s Al $40 be vas one of tas most brilliant
..siers in tee Democratic party. ranking
r-xs to -teplen A. D1aslass as its most
trusted leader
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20

Nzw Yoa1 Nay f9.-Ths movement 20
have silver dealt in on the floor Of ne Stock
Exchange has progressed 20 far that orders
have been given 20 print certificates for 500
and o0o ounces Of silver. TO Be registered
with and guaranteed By Western national
hank snd application ~iil he made bY r.
~. willard a 60. at the next mestlng Of the
Governing COMMITTEES II the stock Ex-
change 90 have the certificates listed The
scheme contemplate the selection Of a safe
dsposit corr psuy. whieh shall iss0e the Ger
tifcstes on the DEPOSIT - sny amount q
silver the company charging a moderate
storage rate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
Alarm st saiohIgamms.

MIcHGAHNE. Nay l9.-Lowering clouds
of smoke and heayy 6res short distance
west Of here. remind the people almost TOO
plainly, OF tns terrible fire of 1871. when
Michigamms, then town Of 1900 people.
was wiped from he face OF the earth in less
than TWEEN y-four hours, with great loss OF
lie. Several railroad camps were burned
last q ght aud today Peter Lacrosse, q lam
herman. had bis camps burned. Railroad
contractors have lost ties. posts. logs. etc.
The Michigamme Iron Company is a heavy
loser. Fesrs are entertained that Nestoria.
Three Lakes and this village will suffer
from flames tomorrow unless they abate
which would be slm0st a miracle. People
are praying for rain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
RACES AND sAse GALL.
The EfatIaee az the Pair Grounds Yestsr.
day Afternoon.

day Afternoon.
The racine and base hali matinee ~ ths
Fair Grounds, under the management Of
Miles X Norton. yesterday afternoon was
a quite interesting and enjoyable stair
The weather vas pleasant, just warm
enough, SQuiers' band furnished excellent
music, and about two hundred and CITY
PEOPLE. including forty or nity ladies. we're
we'll pleased vita tho entertainment. The
slime made wzs very fair for matinee ccn-
sidering the fact that the horses nave
worked but little this Spring.
The first event on the programme was
che three minute race. best tTo iu rlree 40
which the st4Iiers were Jay Middleton,
Fred Mack. Fly. Wilder aud Lyman T. The
latter Is owned and was driven by exSherIf
Kinney. lie was TOO fast for the company
aud won the race IN two heats; ume, i1J
aud i.Z6. he hands 3me dark bay,
iTois IS az he liked %, and vas greatly adj
mirsd for his gamey appearance.
The next race was for pscers and was a
very pre,tv contest between MOrse's George
l. and Amos Rsthbuus Niger. l. was
ha.t-mile heats. best twO in three and Mig
ger Won the first and third heats; time 1910.
i:l5i and 1916.
Ia the free-for all hslfmile heats there
were but two startors-frsnk Noble and
Tho. the latter = strange horse here. IL Is
not known just where be came from bnt IL
is told that John Mcintyre and Mayor
Dikeman bought him "DOwn East' where
he was being worked on q milk WAGON. lie
Is a big chestnut gel0ing, with white ia his
forehead and three white feet. Ills legs are
crooked Ike George Rs. aud be 700 ss
steady as a locomotive. tie was too much
for Frank Noble. winning the first two
heats in l.isi and i:24. After winning the
last heat he went round the circle again,
making the mile in 24Si.
The game of base ball did not receive
much attention from the spectators. Seven
innings were played by the Athletics. who
have neat uniforms and make a fine so
pearance, and picked nine. Result. Is 10
9 in favor OF the Athletics. Batteries. For
the Athletics-W aud Hardy. For the
picked nine-O Donne!l aud Ouint.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20
BETTER TREArrENr rINroRoNro
o'Brien Given an En:husisstic Reception
NO Disorder of ANY Kind.

NO Disorder of Any Kind.
OTTAWA, Ont, May f9.-O'Brien and
Rilb.ide arrived here at half-psst five aud
we're met BY about thousand persons.
Lusty cheers were given for O'Brien upon
bis appearance, but there was no disorder
Of any kind. The lecture in the roller rink
tonight was attended oY about one thou
slad persons. . Buen received a hearty
recep ion. lie said il was not respectable
Canadians WHO did not share the
sentiments of Archbishop Coke. lie
declared that ignorant Orengemen
were the rioters il was their
intention 20 make il a killing matter.
Kiibride and Senator Donohue also spoke.
The meeting terminated in an orderly
manner counter demonstration was
held in \ building opposite the rink where
the strains OF God save the Queen" fol-
lowed oy Loyalist cheers, we're kept uo FOR
4 considerable time, occasionally accom-
panied by TIE footing OF horns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-20

LoruvrItE KY. Nay 19.-Toda7's races
brought ont the following winners. First
rsce-is mile. Hotteutot first. Fife Handy.
second. Alamo. third time 2Ooi
Ssc0ad race-onc mile, Fellow brook,
frat Wsrrin Esou, second. judge Jackson.
third time i.t9
Gore. Erst. Lihrefto, sscona. Ban Cloche.
third time Ala
Fourth race mi.s. The Crow. frst.
Bxsuvef. second Bertha. third time lis.
Fifth race i-I6 mile Mshoo. firsi.
Revoke. second. Jxabert. third. time l.52s.